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Jun 25, 2025
Cael Ropietski, an amateur out of Huntsville Golf Club, carded a 4-under-par 67 to earn medalist honors in Open Championship Qualifying at StoneHedge Golf Course (par 71, 6,621 yards).
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The cut line stopped at 73. A total of eight players advanced to the Championship proper.
The 121st Open Championship will take place July 16-17 at Bidermann Golf Course.
The next Open Championship Qualifying event will take place tomorrow at Radnor Valley Country Club.
NOTES
Jake Lairdieson of The Springhaven Club aced No. 7 (par 3, 129 yards).
Open Championship
The Philadelphia Open is the third oldest championship of its kind in the country, behind only the U.S. Open and Western Open. It formed at the behest of the best – professionals that is. “Professional golfers in and around Philadelphia have some cause for satisfaction in that their claims to official recognition have at last been acknowledged. The Golf Association of Philadelphia announces a tournament for the pros to be held over the links of the Philadelphia Cricket Club at Wissahickon Heights Oct. 23-24,” The Philadelphia Inquirer reported in 1903. GAP Magazine profiled the Philadelphia Open in its Summer 2024 issue.
GAP
Celebrating Amateur Golf since 1897, GAP, also known as the Golf Association of Philadelphia, is the oldest regional or state golf association in the United States. It serves as the principal ruling body of amateur golf in its region. The organization’s 345 Member Clubs and 130,000 individual members are spread across Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey and Maryland. The GAP’s mission is to promote, preserve and protect the game of golf.
Qualifiers | |
Name, score | Score |
(a) Cael Ropietski, Huntsville Golf Club | 67 |
Ross Brown, Fox Hill Country Club | 69 |
(a) Marco Nieto, Glenmaura National Golf Club | 70 |
(a) Cade Kelleher, Country Club of Scranton | 71 |
Andrew Barbin Jr., Chesapeake Bay Golf Club | 72 |
(a) Corey Cuneo, Scranton Canoe Club | 73 |
(a) Karl Frisk, Hanover Country Club | 73 |
(a) Gunner Redmond, Williamsport Country Club | 73 |
Alternates (in order) | |
(a) Juliano Nieto, Glenmaura National Golf Club | 74 |
(a) Ryan Stankewicz, LuLu Country Club | 74 |
(a) Eli Ropietski, Huntsville Golf Club | 75 |
Failed to qualify | |
(a) Matthew Hurchalla, The Springhaven Club | 75 |
(a) Michael Grimes, Huntsville Golf Club | 76 |
(a) Phillip Mathews, Wilkes-Barre Golf Club | 76 |
(a) Jake Lairdieson, The Springhaven Club | 76 |
(a) Thomas Dzwonczyk, USGA/GAP GC | 77 |
(a) Mike Furey, Saucon Valley Country Club | 77 |
(a) Eric Parry, Glen Oak Country Club | 78 |
(a) Nathan Radwanski, LedgeRock Golf Club | 78 |
Jason Wilson, Bethlehem Golf Club | 80 |
(a) Aaron Steinhart, Colonial Golf & Tennis Club | 80 |
(a) Ryan Roman, Irem Country Club | 81 |
(a) Corey Anderson, Concord Country Club | 81 |
(a) Jonathan Wilson, Irem Country Club | 82 |
(a) Ryan Anderson, Concord Country Club | 82 |
(a) Jason Mowry, StoneHedge Golf Assn. | 85 |
(a) Peter Psomiadis, Amateur Golf Society | 89 |
(a) — denotes amateur |